911UK TOUR TO ITALY - 4000 miles in a GT3
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jackal said:
Hi Red, the turkey idea is still there on the back burner. Needs planning and lots of time and its something most people wouldn't be able to commit to.
It would be pretty amazing though and take in some great cities as well as the Transalpina and Transfagarasan. The Croatian coast road is also supposed to be amazing. Waltzing into Istanbul would be pretty memorable too.
rough route:
http://goo.gl/maps/nmufK
Looks epic - how long would that actually take?It would be pretty amazing though and take in some great cities as well as the Transalpina and Transfagarasan. The Croatian coast road is also supposed to be amazing. Waltzing into Istanbul would be pretty memorable too.
rough route:
http://goo.gl/maps/nmufK
Lungauer said:
Very good write up and thanks for taking such time and trouble. I know Turracherhohe well, being fortunate to have a place not far away (hence the nom de plume), and have fizzed up and down it in various vehicles, including hire cars, a Defender and latterly a Cayman R (now sold).
Thanks and youre lucky to be so close to such a magnificent road. I cant quite decide which end of it i prefer, both amazing.Slippydiff said:
YHM Mark.
Evening Henry,yes thanks, I got it and I responded on Wednesday morning then found a "message failed" notice tonight. Bloomin' Yahoo.
I resent this evening so if you don't get it, fire me something thru and I'll have another look.
I dunno, telegrams and carrier pigeons were much simpler.
Wozy68 said:
I must admit that seeing your pics of Florence and Venice made me feel on .
Nothing better than the thrill of the chase, being in unusual places with your mates, starting your car in the morning for a day in the sunshine and great empty roads, then in the evening in a bar having a few beers discussing your day.
Great memories for life.
+1Nothing better than the thrill of the chase, being in unusual places with your mates, starting your car in the morning for a day in the sunshine and great empty roads, then in the evening in a bar having a few beers discussing your day.
Great memories for life.
melv said:
Excellent -thanx for taking the time to share!!
Epic post, thanks so much. Can't believe I missed this. Appears you might have driven past our place in Bagni Di Lucca on your route to Florence. The SS12 towards Abetone from Lucca.
Haven't taken my turbo over yet. Can't wait.
Morning All,
What a great thread, I have driven Europe a few times, but really want to do it in a more purpose fun car (Previously a B7 A4 3.0 Tdi and E46 328I) but really looking at getting a 911 (996/977) Tagra when I turn 40 / Leave the Mob in 2 years time to do this sort of trip.
Are these trips hosted / organise via PH?
What a great thread, I have driven Europe a few times, but really want to do it in a more purpose fun car (Previously a B7 A4 3.0 Tdi and E46 328I) but really looking at getting a 911 (996/977) Tagra when I turn 40 / Leave the Mob in 2 years time to do this sort of trip.
Are these trips hosted / organise via PH?
dsgrnmcm said:
Morning All,
What a great thread, I have driven Europe a few times, but really want to do it in a more purpose fun car (Previously a B7 A4 3.0 Tdi and E46 328I) but really looking at getting a 911 (996/977) Tagra when I turn 40 / Leave the Mob in 2 years time to do this sort of trip.
Are these trips hosted / organise via PH?
What a great thread, I have driven Europe a few times, but really want to do it in a more purpose fun car (Previously a B7 A4 3.0 Tdi and E46 328I) but really looking at getting a 911 (996/977) Tagra when I turn 40 / Leave the Mob in 2 years time to do this sort of trip.
Are these trips hosted / organise via PH?
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